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I'm doubt full capacity but I think there's no doubt the US will defend Taiwan with full force of military to protect those chips and this order is more evidenc
by alphabetting 4y ago
I'm doubt full capacity but I think there's no doubt the US will defend Taiwan with full force of military to protect those chips and this order is more evidence of that. They now seem to get how important AI is to future global order.
- cdash 4y agoYeah, and when China decides destroy their fabs with missiles. What are are you going to do then. In case you don't know, missile defense doesn't actually work well.
- woevdbz 4y agoI don't think China will destroy the very thing they're trying to capture.
- dirtyid 4y agoNo, but trivial to shutdown fabs by destroying power infra down the chain. Capturing fabs that run on sanctionable supply chains to get look at hardware is secondary to PRC preserving fabs as barginning chip to restart semi production once countdown to western hightech industrial collapse starts ticking.
- jpgvm 4y agoChina would like the fabs but it's not the fabs that drives them to re-unify with Taiwan. That desire pre-dates the fabs by decades.
- alphabetting 4y agoWell obviously if China wants to cripple the world's chip supply that would suck. They're not going to be allowed to control them though. Those fabs are rigged to be physically bricked if China is close to capturing TSMC anyways.
- brutusborn 4y agoIs it possible to move fabs to bunkers? I know nothing about fabs so I know my question is probably naive.
- YetAnotherNick 4y agoProtection against a nuclear power is not that easy. If US plans to escalate it with full power against China, chips would be the least of my worries, than earth being fit for life after the war.